Searches conducted by family and friends also turned up fruitless. While CCTV footage captured Teo entering a lift at the block with two men to go up, it did not catch her leaving the 10th floor flat. Past media reports said she visited the flat following a party at the LaSalle College of the Arts campus.Īhmad and Ragil - both of whom had studied at Lasalle College of the Arts with Teo - were believed to have been the last to see her alive when she went to the flat that night. Last to see Teo alive in 2007Īccording to Ahmad’s charge, the murder allegedly took place between 1.39am and 7.20am on 30 June 2007 – the day of Teo’s disappearance – at a flat in Block 19 Marine Terrace. In accepting the prosecution's proposal, District Judge Eugene Teo noted Nathan's concern, adding that there may be a review at some point in the future on the case. He added that the prosecution's proposal would mean his client would have a murder charge hanging over him indefinitely.

On the other hand, defence lawyer Shashi Nathan urged the court to grant a discharge amounting to an acquittal, meaning that Ahmad cannot be charged again with the same offence. The prosecution had called for such a discharge for Ahmad as Ragil is still at large. While he is granted a discharge, he can still be prosecuted for the crime if relevant information or evidence are to emerge later. SINGAPORE - The man who was accused of killing Felicia Teo Wei Ling, a 19-year-old student who went missing in 2007, was on Monday (27 June) given a discharge not amounting to an acquittal for his murder charge.Īhmad Danial Mohamed Rafa'ee, 37, had been accused of committing the offence with another man, Indonesian Ragil Putra Setia Sukmarahjana, in a flat at Block 19 Marine Terrace on 30 June 2007. (PHOTOS: Facebook / Danial Enemiko, Crime Library Singapore)

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